Judge in Lindsay Clancy case impounds jurors’ names indefinitely, says at least one has gotten threats
A judge has indefinitely impounded the names of jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case due to threats against at least one juror. Judge William Sullivan noted that most jurors have maintained their anonymity despite requests for statements. The ruling seeks to protect the jurors involved in the high-profile case.
“The majority of the jurors, deliberating and alternatives, have maintained their anonymity, despite multiple requests to give statements,” Judge William Sullivan noted.
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